Khôi phục Lưu Thông Quốc Lộ và Cao Tốc Sau Thiên Tai

Khôi phục lưu thông trên toàn bộ Quốc lộ và cao tốc do Trung ương quản lý sau thiên tai

According to the Directorate for Roads of Vietnam (Ministry of Construction), as of 14:00 on November 14, the entire system of national highways and expressways managed by the central government has been restored for safe and unobstructed traffic. On the road system managed by localities, there are still 3 positions unable to open due to the impact of heavy rain and landslides.

Toàn bộ Quốc lộ và cao tốc được khôi phục

According to the report from the Directorate for Roads of Vietnam, by the afternoon of November 14, the system of national highways and expressways under the management of the central government had no traffic jams. The routes basically ensured conditions for normal traffic.

Specifically, in areas under the management of Road Management Divisions I and IV, traffic on these routes, including BOT projects and those managed by the Vietnam Expressway Development Investment Corporation (VEC), was only slightly affected by weather and is now basically open.

In the region managed by Road Management Division II, as of 12:00 on November 14, all national highways and expressways were no longer blocked, and no new damage was reported.

Meanwhile, in the area managed by Road Management Division III, by 11:50 on the same day, some areas were experiencing light to moderate rain, but it had not affected the transportation infrastructure.

Các vị trí chưa thể thông xe

For the road system managed by localities, according to the summary from the Directorate for Roads of Vietnam, there are currently 3 positions unable to open, including a newly developed traffic jam in Lao Cai province.

Specifically, in Lao Cai province, at Km182+300 on National Highway 4D, within the territory of Muong Khuong commune, there was a landslide of about 120m³ of soil and rock, including boulders, causing traffic obstructions. Immediately after the incident, the Construction Department directed the Maintenance Management Board and the regular maintenance unit to mobilize manpower, machinery, and vehicles to urgently rectify the situation. By 08:20 on the same day, the route was reopened, ensuring traffic. Apart from the mentioned incident, no other damage has been reported.

Currently, the Construction Department of Lao Cai province continues to closely monitor the weather and traffic situation on the roads, proactively implementing response measures to rectify incidents and promptly report on any arising damage.

Kết luận

In Thanh Hoa, the Bái Sim bridge at Km24+987 on the Nghi Son-Bãi Trành route is currently unable to open. Previously, authorities implemented a traffic diversion plan, guiding vehicles to follow alternative routes to ensure safety.

In Gia Lai, heavy rains from November 10 to 12 caused erosion and damage to the Ba Luong bridge pier at Km17+595 on National Highway 19C. In this situation, the Construction Department of Gia Lai province announced the temporary suspension of traffic through the bridge area, while organizing specific diversions for each group of vehicles to ensure traffic safety. Other national highways managed by the province are currently operating stably.

In future, road management agencies and localities will continue to maintain duty shifts, closely monitoring weather developments, surveying positions at risk of landslides, flooding, and damage to traffic works; as well as focusing manpower and equipment to urgently rectify remaining congested points, paving the way for safe traffic restoration across the entire road network.